REVIEW OF V.N. KUFLEVA'S MONOGRAPH “THE PERSON WHO COMMITTED A CRIME AND PROBLEMS OF THE THEORY OF CRIMINAL–LAW REGULATION” (MOSCOW, 2025. 352 P.)
Abstract
This article presents an analysis of V.N. Kufleva's monograph “The Person Who Committed a Crimeand Problems of the Theory of Criminal-Law Regulation.” A positive assessment is given to the study's mainfindings. The reviewer concludes that the monograph represents a profound and comprehensive study, layingclaim to being a holistic theory that makes a significant contribution to the development of Russian criminallaw theory.
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